The series 'Mein Opa David spricht Jiddisch' unfolds through a collection of 19 photographs, each measuring 45x30 cm, delving into the life of the artist's grandfather amid the rekindling of Jewish traditions in Hansestadt Rostock. The essence of the work transcends the physical imagery, venturing into emotional and conceptual realms to render a nuanced narrative of the grandfather's lived experiences. Crafted in 2013, this documentary narrative adopts a wider lens, spotlighting the preservation and rejuvenation of Jewish traditions in Hansestadt Rostock. It contextualizes the grandfather's life within the cultural tapestry of this city, illustrating his serene retirement days and his odyssey in upholding Jewish traditions. 'Mein Opa David spricht Jiddisch' beckons intellectual engagement through visual storytelling, traversing themes of cultural preservation, continuity, and the confluence of personal narratives with broader traditions. The series acts as a visual dialogue, inviting viewers to reflect on the significance of heritage and the subtle articulations of cultural identity.